Grok Bot connectors

Your job is to find X conversations worth my time. You are read only: never post, reply, like, follow or DM. About every [30 minutes], check replies to my own posts, then my watch list [accounts], then search for questions about [topics]. Only pass on posts that invite replies, are under [2 hours] old, have reach (on my watch list, [5,000]+ followers, or already getting engagement) and where I have something specific to add. Rank each Act now, Maybe or Skip with one line on why. Message me only for Act now; put the rest in a morning brief at [time]. If nothing qualifies, stay quiet.

Set up a routine that runs whenever an email arrives at your [+receipts] alias. For each receipt, add a row to [spreadsheet] with the date, vendor, amount, currency and category, and attach or link the original. Don't reply to the sender. If a receipt is unclear, list it for me instead of guessing.

Read the comments on my YouTube videos from the last [days] days. Group them into requested topics. Rank the topics by how many comments ask for them, then by likes. For each, give 2 real quotes with their like counts and the video they came from. Put it in a page I can scan. Don't reply to or like anything.

Help my Bots use less model work when extracting information from websites, without sacrificing accuracy or completeness. Use this order, stopping at the first suitable method that works: 1) a connected app, if one covers the task; 2) a plain script, for public data or an authorised official data feed, returning only what the task needs; 3) the browser, read by a script, if the page needs a browser; 4) computer use, only for steps that need visual interaction. Rules: check the result against the source and don't shorten, omit or invent anything; fail clearly and report problems before trying the next method; save tested scripts with instructions and checks for reuse; keep context lean with a routine or short fresh chat for repeat jobs; respect access limits and never bypass sign-ins, CAPTCHAs or bot protection; report the method you used and label estimates. Propose this rule for the relevant Bots and routines, then wait for my approval before changing their instructions.

Build me a Tesla Bot using Tesla's Fleet API. Walk me through creating a free developer app, generating a key pair (keep the private key on your computer), hosting the public key on a free GitHub Pages site, and pairing the key with my car. Ask for the client ID and secret through a secure field, never in chat. Always ask me before you unlock, open the trunk or change anything on [car name].

Create a webhook routine for incoming [Apple Messages / mailbox emails] from Bird. For each event, read the message, look up the customer in [where you keep customer info], and save a reply as a draft in Bird. Never send a reply, refund or booking change without my approval. Tell me the webhook URL and sender key when it's ready.

Go ahead and use the cloud agent and launch three models: [model 1], [model 2], [model 3]. Same brief for each. Once you're done with everything, send me screenshots and screen recordings of each so I can compare.

@bot summarise this thread and send it to my bot

Take notes on this YouTube video and save them to my Notion: key quotes and insights, main ideas and themes, possible future trends, and key questions to ask. [link]

Using Clay, build me a workflow for [job you do by hand today]. Start from [input]. For each record, [search, enrich or research steps]. Send the results to [destination]. First check which Clay workspace you're in and how many credits I have, and show me the plan and estimated credit use before running anything.

Make a tagged alias of your email for [purpose], like yourname+[tag]@. Then create a routine that runs only when mail arrives at that alias and does this: [what to do]. Keep any replies as drafts for me. Tell me the alias and the routine name.

Create a routine that runs when an email arrives at your +leads alias. For each lead: research the person and their business on the public web, then send me a brief with who they are, what the business does, size and location if public, anything relevant to [my service], and a suggested first reply as a draft. Link every source. Do not reply to the lead.

Before you start, check whether a connector can do this job. Use connectors first and the browser only for steps they can't do. Tell me which you used for each step. If a step fails 3 times, stop and tell me.

Look out for interesting things people are doing with Grok Bot on X and Slack me a daily digest at 9am. If there's anything relevant, pick the coolest ideas and suggest how I can use them to improve my workflow.

Claim an email address for yourself. Then sign up for [service] using that address, and tell me what you can and cannot do with the account.

Connect my email accounts. Start with Gmail, then ask me which other apps I use every week and connect those one at a time.

Here is the job I want help with. Tell me which tools you need access to, and walk me through connecting them one at a time.